The weekly podcast to make you think. Every seven days, we bring you the top stories of the science world, their implications in society as a whole, brain-teasers, thought experiments and a slew of other intellectually stimulating stories and ideas to up your I.Q. for the week.

Saturday, September 23, 2006

Because of the size of the interview, we decided to split the files and have episode 4 seperate from the interveiw for bandwidth purposes. We know, we know, this episode was kind of crappy. Admittedly, we wanted to get a show out before our week-long vacation. Because of this we didn't have time to read through the articles correctly, but we'll link them here if you're interested in following up on them.

For this week, we covered:

Interview - We chat with Stanford Ph.D Richard Fralick on the physics of 9/11 conspiracies.

Record Setting Rotators - Observations show that the earliest galaxies evolved a lot faster than initially anticipated.

Cork World - A new planet is discovered with the density only 1/4 that of water.

Special: ISS it worth it?The International Space Station gets some new power, but is it all really worth the time and effort?

This weekend, Andrew details just how bizarre things get when one travels close to the speed of light.

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About Me

Scott: I'm well into astronomy and cosmology. Stuff that involves taking pictures of things 15-billion years old with a few thousand galaxies in it astounds me.
Andrew: I'm well-versed in many theoretical physics ideas and do my best to continue educating myself in various other scientific studies. I'm a science-fiction romantic, and can't wait for the time when humanity finally leaves this planet.